Join us. He talks about the dangers of big technical and the dire need for, yes, regulation power lunch starts right now hi, tyler. A whip saw market as washington continues to chase headlines from washington. Bob pisani has the latest on the moves. Do we have a stimulus pamann pacqui pacquiao package . No do we have an s p package . No the market believes the market will hold up well. We have new highs on target and costco and lbrands, believe it or not ande etsy has hit new highs recently fedex, some of the shippers, these are big Global Industrial companies that are continuing to hold up on hose thpes were goio eventually come out of this. I want to show you the industrials, xli here, that tells you the cyclical rally has some legs receipt now. This hasnt lasted often i dont want to go over my skis on this but u. S. Bank corp, highest levels, thats quite a move were seeing we go all the way back to the earlier part of the year to see levels higher th than that. So good news hopes fo
Unit into a separate Public Company. More on that in just a bit ibm up and all the markets up with 59 minutes left in the session. All the big stories of the day coming up. Morgan stanleys Ceo James Gorman on the back of his companys 7 billion deal today to buy Investment Firm eaton vance. Carnival giving a Business Update as the crews and travel industries continues to deal with uncertainties amid the pandemic ceo Arnold Darnell will be our guest next hour. The ceo of Amc Entertainment will join us to discuss the rollback of more blockbuster movie releases why he is staying open when some of his competitors are deciding to close lets look at the stories we are watching in the final hour of trade. Joining us to talk about regenerons push for emergency authorization for its covid19 treatment is alettia young bob, start us off on the market. There may be no stimulus, but the market is actsing like there is going to be one they have levitated themselves into believing something is going t
That broadly speaking if we dont get that, there would certainly be Downside Risks certainly through the channel i mentioned. Thank you cnn. Thanks for taking my question chairman powell, give us an update to the policy framework and repeated calls for this and this event, is the fed open to other parts of the economy such as income inequality and Affordable Housing we monitor everything we think is important in the u. S. Economy. In a broad sense, all of it goes into thinking about Monetary Policy you mentioned inequality so disparities in income and Financial Wellbeing demographic and racial categories, something we monitor carefully, inequality, which i would point to its a multifaceted thing, stagnation of nat the lower end of the income and lower mobility those are things that hold back our economy. They are the thing is we dont really have the tools to address those. We have Interest Rates and Bank Supervision and Financial Stability policy and things like that, but we cant get a
Revenues for 2020 are 7. 7 higher than 2019 instead of using a heavy handed government putting long term restrictions on people, we decided to trust the people that they would be safe and secure and opened our economy if other states would like to see that type of economic recovery, maybe they should address the way they their states are being governed. I know the Federal Reserve is looking in ways of broadening the main Street Lending program, which i think we all realize need to be broadened theres some yaareas id like t see us take a look at and one of those industries that is interested in main Street Lending is specialized Consumer Finance firms which are nonbanks that purchase credit card receivables from card securing banks which enables consumers with sub prime credit to access a credit card which is some of the most vulnerable in our society right now. The ebitda rieequirements preve them from obtaining a loan would you consider modifying to allow the firms to access this prog
Good to see you. Cant wait to talk to you about all of those things. What kind of a grade would you give on the direct listing yesterday . I would give it an a. It didnt have the wild volatility or a huge amount of money left on the table that traditional ipos have. I think it was a pretty good day for direct listings. Spencer, good morning, you took zillow public nearly a decade ago if you had to do that again with a company, that is the same, would you do Something Else . I would either do a dreskt listingov or a spac merger. They dont allow the company to leave money on the table we went public at 20 a share. We closed at 37. So we lost a lot of money on the table for an ipo so i think that there is a lot of innovation in the ipo space since a decade ago when zillow went public and i think there is now great alternatives available. Its julia here we look forward to sees what you do with your speak a question for you now that it is a public company. We have seen so many of the Public